All provincial legislatures (except Quebec's National Assembly) are bicameral, allowing for the representation of regional interests in the upper house.

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All Canadian provincial legislatures are unicameral, meaning they have only one legislative chamber, except for the federal level where the Parliament of Canada is bicameral, consisting of the House of Commons and the Senate.

All Provincial Legislatures (Except Quebec's National Assembly) Are Bicameral, Allowing